Indian Space Research Organization CCTV Surveillance AMC/CMC Tender Hyderabad Telangana 2026

Bidders should first review the Buyer uploaded ATC and SOW, prepare a point-wise compliance response, and submit the bid with all required documents (GST, PAN, experience certificates, financials, OEM authorizations). The contract allows up to 25% quantity/duration variation and includes arbitration under clause 14.

Submit GST certificate, PAN card, experience certificates for CCTV AMC/CMC work, financial statements, EMD documents as per ATC, technical bid demonstrating capability, and OEM authorizations if applicable. Refer to the uploaded ATC for any additional items.

The buyer permits a contract quantity or duration change up to 25% at issue. Once contract is issued, quantity/duration may still be adjusted up to 25%. Quantities must remain non-divisible across vendors to preserve uniform configuration.

Arbitration is applicable per clause 14 in the Buyer uploaded ATC document. Bidders must address arbitration procedures in their compliance submissions and be prepared for dispute resolution under the specified rules in the ATC.

The contract follows a quarterly renewal cycle for AMC/CMC services on pre-owned CCTV systems. Specific installation and on-site support timelines are defined in the SOW and ATC attachments provided by ISRO.

Refer to the Buyer uploaded ATC document and the Scope of Work (SOW) attachment referenced in the tender. They contain the exact maintenance activities, response times, and performance expectations for the CCTV AMC/CMC.

No explicit external standards are listed in the tender data. Compliance is governed by ATC terms and arbitration rules. Ensure you meet technical capability for CCTV maintenance and provide OEM authorizations if required by the ATC.

Extant Government guidelines grant purchase preference where applicable. Bidders should align proposals to these guidelines while maintaining uniform CCTV configurations as required by the non-divisible quantity clause.